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Have an orbital or belt sander? Rough cut your pattern and sand away. That's how I did mine

Hah who knew, not sure if mine is red or white, just was sitting in my fathers garage. Learns something new every day!

Someone said something about closed grain hardwoods, so I made mine out of Oak. But who knows

Will do, my next brew is an imperial stout so if a little smoked oak flavor is imparted I won't mind haha

Love the jeep theme!

Yup I just have a MAPP/Propane torch and just tried to burn the insides enough to be black, trying to avoid the outside, then sanded it back down. 40, 120, then 240 grit. Might do more but I think it's plenty smooth

Here is mine from today, Oak board. No finish. Template designed in Solidworks. Holes have a burnt finish.

Should be brewing a Terrapin Wake N Bake similar this coming weekend!

I'll say, La Cumbre Ska Lagunitas Surly (cause I trade for it) Deschuttes

Some other pics of some Jeeping

I am in Las Cruces/ABQ and can get all of them!

Only done beer before, but this sounds like and awesome idea! I love game of thrones!

Just consider it pre aged! Haha probably better than fresh TBH!

2013 Bigfoota only in 4 packs

Of course! Hope this link works, check the last few pages for the updated recipe. https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/surly-abrasive-clone-245410/index12.html

My Surly Abrasive clone, damn it's good, almost just like the real one!

Also I love WLP007, amazing yeast! The head on this is nuts, there is even head in the bottle,

Legasus, This is the recipe Type: All Grain Date: 7/27/2012 Batch Size (fermenter): 5.00 gal Brewer: Me Boil Size: 5.70 gal Asst Brewer: Boil Time: 60 min Equipment: My Equipment End of Boil Volume 5.20 gal Brewhouse Efficiency: 75.00 % Final Bottling Volume: 5.00 gal Est Mash Efficiency 75.0...

Well guys had the first test today! It's fricken delicious, when my abrasive trade gets here ill do a straight comparison. But otherwise a super drinkable super hoppy glass of awesome

I really like the last two, simple and creative!